47 Priestsessagh Road, Strabane BT81 7JY

Detached three-bay two-storey lime rendered house, built c.1850. Rectangular on plan facing east, located on the west side of Priestsessagh Road, with front entrance porch and single-storey rubble outbuildings attached to either gable end. Pitched natural slate roof, roll-moulded black clay ridge tiles and a pair of rendered chimneystacks to either gable end (that to the north gable is rebuilt using concrete bricks). Cast-iron rainwater goods on drive-through brackets to a brick lined eaves course. Rough-cast lime render over rubble stone walling. Square-headed window openings, masonry sills and original 6/6 timber sash windows with exposed sash boxes with convex horns and some cylinder glass. Symmetrical three-bay two-storey front elevation with central gable-fronted entrance porch having pitched natural slate roof, lime rendered walling, a four-pane fixed-pane timber window to either cheek and a replacement sheeted timber door with rectangular overlight. Door opens onto concrete front area within small front garden enclosed to the road by a ruled-and-lined rendered wall with ridge-back cement coping, a pair of rendered piers and pedestrian wrought-iron gate opening onto the road. South gable abutted by single-storey rubble outbuilding, now collapsed. Three-bay two-storey rear elevation with exposed rubble stone walling and variety of square-headed window openings with stone sills and variety of timber sash windows. North gable is blank and abutted by a modern concrete block outbuilding. Set at an angle to the road, the range of outbuildings to the north has pitched natural slate roof, rubble stone walling and corrugated iron doors. Roof Natural slate Walling Lime render over rubble Windows Timber sash Rainwater goods Cast-iron